an example of propaganda

propaganda can be done percieved in many ways.
the most easiest way is to make your target (in this case american citizens)
believe it has access to all informations, thus can make its own sound
decisions.


this is something that you will not see on USA television or media:


January 26, 2005
Iraqis To Bush
What Have We Done To Deserve This?
By: Evelyn Pringle Independent Media TV


Despite Bush\'s endless hypocritical assertions about how we have brought
freedom to Iraq, the truth is that almost all of the people in that country who
have managed to survive the military attacks, have lost loved ones and had
their lives ruined.

Iraqis have been telling us to leave ever since we arrived. They want to run
their own country and they want an end to the torture and killing. They\'re
willing to take the risk of believing their lives will be better without the
involvement of the US.

An anonymous Iraqi woman edits the blog \"Baghdad Burning,\" subtitled \"Girl
blog from Iraq.\" This was her message nearly a year ago on May 7, 2004, \"I
sometimes get emails asking me to propose solutions or make
suggestions. Fine. Today\'s lesson: don\'t rape, don\'t torture, don\'t kill, and get
out while you can -- while it still looks like you have a choice. ... Chaos? Civil
war? We\'ll take our chances -- just take your puppets, your tanks, your smart
weapons, your dumb politicians, your lies, your empty promises, your
rapists, your sadistic torturers and go.\"

A fact that Bush seems to have forgotten, is that Iraq is their country. And I
think the message is perfectly clear, they want us out of their country.



etc etc etc go read for yourself.
http://www.independent-media.tv/item.cfm?fmedia_id=10330&fcategory_desc=Under Reported

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you may want to go to the source, so here is the door:

http://riverbendblog.blogspot.com/

Baghdad Burning

 

nice remark:
indeed there is a difference between the usa gov and the usa citizens.

the usa gov are the ones that decide to go bombard a country
the usa citizens are those that don\'t think.

I do not blame the usa citizens, they were never tought to think, and are not given all facts, so when they do make some choices , those choices are always what the usa gov wanted them to choose in the first place.

which means the guilty are the usa gov.

(the drones do make choices, they just follow the Collective)

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that\'s why usa citizens get so emotional when their eyes open up and they see the propaganda. They just can not cope with the informations, and its implications .
so they try to make me feel bd by telling me how bad and hypocrit is my governement. whereas the intelligent thing to do seems to me to engage in a process where they would make their own decisions.

please note:
in 1789, the french citizens revolted against its governement because the difference between what they were doing and what the citizens wanted was too great. in my pov, we are 200+ years ahead of you: we have done our revolution.